People in this type of culture think of the unequal distribution of power as normal or even desirable:
A) high-content
B) low-context
C) high power-distance
D) low power-distance

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The high power-distance culture is one in which unequal distribution of power is accepted as normal or even desirable. This means that there is a significant power gap between those in authority and the subordinates. In such cultures, authority figures are often viewed as infallible, and their decisions are not questioned or challenged easily. Examples of high power-distance cultures include countries like Japan and India.

People in This Type of Culture Think of the Unequal